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I’ve been to 9 Italian islands, but there’s only one I keep going back to (opens the original)
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Claudia Tavani is a Sardinian travel writer and the founder of Strictly Sardinia, a website dedicated to her home. She tells our Travel Editor Alice Murphy about the Italian island she loves most (it’s not Sardinia). I’ve traveled extensively throughout Italy and have visited well over nine islands, including Sicily, Sardinia where I was born and raised, San Pietro, Sant’Antioco, La Maddalena, Caprera, Tavolara, Stromboli and Vulcano. If I had to pick my favourite, it would have to be San Pietro
The car-free Greek island that stays with you long after you leave (opens the original)
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If Mykonos is for party animals and the ultra-wealthy, then Hydra is for dreamers. A short hop from Athens by ferry, this island of vivid colours and steep stone steps is only 10 miles long, and most of it uninhabitable. There are no cars, no bikes, no vehicles of any kind, and as I descend into the port, a thought has already formed: this is the most enchanting Greek island I’ve been to so far. British journalist Rosie Boycott recommended Hydra because, she said, the island is surrounded by the
I've been to 30 Spanish beaches, but there's only one I keep going back to (opens the original)
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Miguel González is a travel and marketing expert who has travelled extensively across his homeland, Spain. He tells our Travel Editor Alice Murphy about the little-known Spanish beach he loves most. I’ve worked in the tourism industry for a long time. Right now, I work in the marketing department of Spain Sotheby’s International Realty, a real estate agency that runs rentals in some of the most beautiful parts of the country. Many of them are on the coast. I think I’ve been to 30 Spanish beaches
Why more and more people are going completely off-grid (opens the original)
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Not so long ago, luxury travel meant marble bathrooms, infinity pools and Michelin-starred meals. But these days, many are turning to something more authentic. If privacy is the new luxury, then getting away from it all – as in, really switching off – is the ultimate status symbol in our hyper-connected world. The reason? Burnout. Algorithm addiction. The pressure to optimise just about every aspect of life and the erosion of work-life boundaries. With Google searches for ‘digital detox’ rising
I’ve been to 17 Caribbean islands, but there’s one I'm buzzing to return to (opens the original)
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Lisa Pittman is a certified travel coach who has been to more countries than most people can name. She tells our Travel Editor Alice Murphy about a lesser-visited Caribbean island that everyone should go to. Travelling is a huge part of who I am. So far, I have been to 114 countries, all 50 US States, and all 7 continents, as well as 17 Caribbean islands. When I am asked for my favourite, it’s always a hard choice between Puerto Rico and St Martin, but I usually go with the latter for several re
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